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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1954

Page

7

McCarthy Case Opens Tuesday

The McCarthy hearings begin Tuesday with Sen. Watkins directing the inquiry. He says the opening point will allege contempt of the Senate tied to a 1952 subcommittee investigation. The five charges, from 46 filed by Senators Flanders Fulbright and Morse, set the agenda for initial inquiry.

Washington Sen Watkins Utah Wisconsin Republican Senate McCarthy Flanders Fulbright Morse Privileges and Elections Subcommittee William Benton D-Conn California Edward B. Williams Sen. Mundt R-Sd Ful

Eisenhower Urges GOP Congress in November Appeal

President Eisenhower made a strong appeal for election of a Republican Congress in November. He argued that affairs work best when the White House and Congress share party control, citing Lincoln and urging voters to support candidates who will advance his four year program. He noted past bipartisan strains and urged voters to back Republicans who will cooperate with the executive branch toward progress.

Washington Eisenhower White House Congress Lincoln National Citizens For Eisenhower Congressional Committee Abraham Lincoln Senate House

Postwar Party Shifts Highlight 1946 to 1948 Congress Swing

The text recalls the 1946 midterm realignment when Republicans gained Senate and House seats under Truman era dynamics, and notes Democrats regained control of both chambers in 1948. It frames the shift as a notable postwar political event with lasting effects.

Truman Senate House

Maryland Democrats Open 1954 Campaign

Maryland Democrats opened their 1954 general election campaign at the United Democratic Women's Clubs in Ocean City with talks from gubernatorial candidate H C Byrd and other leaders. Delegates heard about a proposed state-wide executive committee to run the campaign, and rumors named former governors Lane and O Conor as co chairs.

Ocean City Maryland United Democratic Women's Clubs Baltimore H. C. Byrd University of Maryland State Central Committee C. Ferdinand Sybert Millard Tawes Thomas D’alesandro Jr Willam Preston Lane Jr Herbert R. O’conor T. Barton Harrington

Committee Fights Increase In Rates in Jefferson County

Charles Town West Virginia August 29 a citizens committee formed to oppose Central Telephone Co rate hikes seeks to relocate a Public Service Commission hearing from Charleston to Jefferson County The hearing is set for September 25 Attorney Henry W Morrow named chairman said the group will meet again next Friday about 100 attended the first meeting A petition to move the hearing is circulating and a permanent committee to fight the increase will be named The proposed rise would lift county telephone rates by about 60 percent Meanwhile lamb crop totals show 20 170 000 head the fourth straight year of gains with 3 percent more than 1953

Charles Town UA Committee Jefferson County Central Telephone Co Public Service Commission Charleston Henry W Morrow Morrow

Weekend Police Activity Overloaded City Streets

Police logged a busy weekend with eleven on call up to 6 p m Sunday. Docket entries include disorderly conduct disturbing the peace intoxication and assault charges with collateral bonds and warrants. Names and addresses of many defendants appear, reflecting routine but varied weekend law enforcement activity.

Seane Catherine Moore West Fifth Street Burt Elisha Fuller Taney

National Legion Convention Attendees Flood Washington Streets

Southbound traffic swelled as visitors from across the country converged on Washington for the opening of the American Legion convention. Forties and Eight Locomotives prepared for Tuesday’s parade amid police traffic guidance and a minor collision on West South street causing minor damages and a reckless driving charge.

Washington National Convention of the American Legion Frederick Madison Street West South Street Carlton S. Bloxom Wilmington Del Center Street John D. Layser D Jr Palmyra Denver Shook Lau

Col Allen Assigned Edgewood Commanding Agency Leader

Col William J. Allen is assigned as commanding officer of the Engineering Agency at the Army Chemical Center in Edgewood Maryland effective August 29. He succeeds Col Willis R. Givens who is attending the advanced course at the Chemical Corps School Fort McClellan Alabama.

Col. Allen Edgewood Col William J. Allen Army Chemical Center Willis R Givens Chemical Corps School Ft. McClellan Ala

Four Seriously Hurt In Wreck Near Petersville

Four colored people were seriously hurt when the car toward Petersville struck a culvert in Rosemont near Brunswick. Stanley White, 18, listed in uncertain condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Theodore Henderson 45 Lily Smallwood 46 and Ardella White 44 all in fair condition. Two others not identified. Police said occupants were thrown through the windshield. charges pending. Ambulances removed the injured to the hospital. In another note, Frances Ford Snow of Silver Spring Md is chosen as 1955 big hat of the American Legion Auxiliary.

Petersville Culvert Rosemont Brunswick Frederick Memorial Hospital Stanley White Bell's Mall Theodore H. Henderson Lily Smallwood Ardella White Lee Merriman Bell’s Mill Ciel Merriman Henderson C. H. Feete Bro Legion Washington Frances. Ford Snow Silver Spring American Legion Auxiliary Snow Bess E. Harrison Charlestown W. Va

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